MRL

I know that it has been discussed on this board in the past, but I have not seen anything recently with someone actually making the purchase using this finance option. Any info that anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

MRL

mpm

I keep cars longer then most, and I need the write off. So it work out that there is no money out-of-pocket, title in my name, no milage/security deposit issues, built my payments so that it will work like a 60 month note (even though I can pay it off sooner, or later - within 10 years), and there was no filing/service or annual fees.

Also, after listening to Boxster and Jon the Prem. Purch Plan, is a lease in disguise. You can create your own baloon program with a lease, or a regular car loan.

boxster

Cool, congrats on getting an S4!! So...color, options, etc.?

George

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George

...depreciation and interest expense on cars, that is. Sorry.

Bruce K

are paying on the house. This way your total payment of principle and interest viewed by the Gov. allows adjustment of interest payments off of gross income. Gross income minus deductions i.e. interest on home loan = taxable income.

mpm

silver/onyx, convenience, cold weather, Bose. They built it with the NAV and CD changer (rat bastards). I guess that's everything, but the phone. Which now I'd get, but doesn't sound like voice activation isn't possible anymore.

Bummer, because this baby looking more and more like the executive sled I was hoping for, and I plan on a lot of meetings away from the office.

Thanks again boxster, when are you due?

mpm

Yup...

boxster

Our 2k A4 1.8TQMS was built 9/13, so probably mid-to-late October. It's going to be my wife's car.

An S4 (for me!!) is probably 6-9 months away, assuming my business does what I want! So, another 6-9 months with the '97 Integra (not a bad car, actually....)

Congrats, again. I feel like I helped deliver a baby or something! (ok, I'm exaggerating)

mpm

Yeah, we're one big extended family